Is there a way for me to find out my ID and Password on my D-link 624
router?

The ID and PW which I wrote down some time ago does not seem to work when I
use Network Magic.

Hmm... I searching some data about users of computers on census.gov and
I found something strange. This is part of respondents under 18 years
old, who admited, that they are pleying in computer games.

1984 1989 1993 1997

45,50%% 44,10%% 19,60%% 53,60%%

Why there is only 19,6%% in 1993? What happend then? ;)

We haven't touched those big Rubbermaid containers labelled
'Blankets/Sheets' in how long ? and those unlabelled ones - "Let's just
give/throw the stuff away".

I open the Blankets tub and oops...

"THERE's all the patchcords! I KNEW I had some - somewhere !"
( I had to buy some at Christmas . )

"Extra NIC's - I THOUGHT I still had a few" and coulda used them in the
PC's I gave away !

"I have been looking for that 25' RJ45 cable !"

Another had DOS 5.0 floppies and WFW 3.11 , Windows 3.0, unopened boxes
of 5.25" floppies, an Exabyte tape drive, NT 4.0 Workstation
Boxes/media....

hmmm better keep my mouth closed next time (or open the box BEFORE
speaking).

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SCOPE

Anyone have a hacintosh from Psystar, what do you think of it ?

Hi,

Well it didn't last long, around 6 days, but this time it "died" while
I was downloading. I will not spend any more time trying to fix this
Compaq Presario 1200XL110. I removed the 3V RTC/CMOS battery,
which I bought new. I check the voltage (2.98V).

Brad

On Wed, 23 Apr 2008 11:42:24 GMT, in sci.electronics.repair you wrote:

Does Windows XP sp2 see and use all four cores (everything stock) ?

For the old timers :
http://www.pcworld.com/article/143521-4/if_its_good_enough_for_shatner.html

I'm totally unsure of what's causing this, but my mouse seems to be triggering links and things by itself and if I have a window
open in front of another window but I move my mouse pointer off of the open window it seems to 'click' on the window behind,
bringing it to the front.

This crazy behaviour is a right pain in the arse because I have to keep moving my mouse pointer off of the screen to prevent it
screwing up my display.

Along with this whenever I open fly-out menus they close on me before I get to wherever I need to go. The triggering frequency
happens about once each second.

I hope someone can help with this annoying problem or provide some kinda enlightenment as to why it might be happening.

Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

Cheers
Buck

I've installed a new and larger 2nd internal hard drive and am trying to
copy my old drive onto it. I then was going to swap them around and use the
old as the slave and boot from the new one.one. I thought I would use the
Xcopy function in Dos.
I made a MS-Dos floppy startup disk and booted using that. It comes up A:\
and I cannot get it to change to the C directory.
I've tried cd and cdir commands to C C: C:\ C:/ and I keep getting invalid
error. Its been 20 years since I had to use Dos commands and I wasn't very
good at it back then. A little help please.

Thanks,
Joe